KEVIN F. BUBP

When Kevin entered a room he filled it with such energy that everyone knew he was there. He was kind and treated everyone equally no matter if you were a first year skater or seasoned performer. I will always remember him. Miss You

He was always a joy to watch on freestyle sessions. He was also so kind to those of us that were summer school skaters. Meant a lot to a little kid!

I knew Kevin back during the BGSU skating club, I remember his crazy spirit, loved to laugh and was never afraid on the ice. I also watched Kevin encouraging Scott Hamilton on the ice, he was a very big influence on the future Olympic skater...blessings to Kevin's family....

To Kevin's family, I am so sorry for your loss. Kevin truly enriched my life at a young age when I visited my grandparents in Wapakoneta. His grandparents lived next door to mine. Those memories of Kevin and his tremendous abilities to entertain and create laughter and happiness will forever be with me. May the memories you have of him comfort you.

KEVIN'S FAMILY. I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS BUT WHAT WONDERFUL MEMORIES AND PICTURES AND VIDEOS YOU ALL WILL HAVE BECAUSE OF KEVIN'S MAGIC TALENT AND LOVEABLE PERSONALITY. I WAS GREAT FRIENDS WITH HIS PARENTS, JUNE AND BOB BUPT WHEN MY FORMER HUSBAND WAS WITH WPTW IN PIQUA. PRAYERS HEADING NORTH FOR KEVIN AND FOR HIS MANY FRIENDS AND RELATIVES STILL DOWN HERE. WITH MUCH LOVE AND REMEMBRANCE, BARBIE G. ERICKSON, PHOENIX, AZ

One true funny story about Kevin comes to mind. He insisted on driving I think my mother's car in the country. He persuaded me to let him drive for just a few minutes. I was glad to see him make it back without a scratch on the car.

One other time, myself and a couple more of our friends were driving and saw some cute girls. Kevin insisted on picking them up. We drove near Lockington. Evryone had a good time. The girls invited us to Troy . We took them to play put put golf. A...

I went to school with Kevin and one of my stories over the years is we went out a couple of times; but each time I fell down on the ice. Oh not at the Hobart Arena, no on the sidewalk in street shoes...I think I figured we had nothing in common - until I saw him do his comedy act---hmmm seemed familiar. So sorry that you lost him at such a young age; he was so much fun to be around. My sympathies to all who loved him